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Joonas Korpisalo makes long-awaited return in hopes of stabilizing Rangers net

  • Korpisalo made his Rangers debut after a foot infection.
  • Shesterkin’s season-ending injury left rookie Garand carrying the workload.
  • Korpisalo’s return is expected to give Garand some rest.

Joonas Korpisalo returned to the Rangers’ lineup against Seattle on Saturday, making his debut for the team after a foot infection kept him out for more than a month. His return comes as the club copes with Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending knee injury, and could help steady a goaltending…

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3 Best 2026 Books To Read Before the Year Ends

  • Three books are suggested for year-end reading.
  • The picks range from romantasy to AI and democracy.
  • A modern Gatsby-inspired novel explores class and race.

The article recommends three 2026 books for readers hoping to fit in more reading before the year ends. Its choices span romantic fantasy, non-fiction about artificial intelligence and democracy, and a contemporary novel that reworks themes from *The Great Gatsby*. *Sea of Charms* by Sarah Beth Durst follows…

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The No. 1 Horror Movie of 2026 Is Officially Leaving Peacock

  • *Obsession* leaves Peacock on 17 November.
  • It is expected to arrive on US Netflix the same day.
  • The film has had a major cinema and streaming run.

Curry Barker’s debut horror film *Obsession* is leaving Peacock on 17 November 2026, the same day it is expected to arrive on Netflix in the United States. The move follows a strong theatrical and streaming run, and may help keep the film in the spotlight as awards season…

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STAIND’s AARON LEWIS On Upcoming ‘The Space Between The Darkness And The Light’ Album: ‘It’s A Pretty Heavy, Driving Record’

  • Staind’s new album is described as heavy and driving.
  • “Ghosts” is the first single from the upcoming record.
  • Lewis says its lyrics continue his personal story.

Staind are preparing to release their new album, *The Space Between The Darkness And The Light*, and frontman Aaron Lewis describes it as a heavy, driving record. Its first single, “Ghosts”, came out last month and is the band’s first new music since their 2023 album *Confessions Of…

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4 French men claim racist Muslim mob beat them unconscious for singing Catholic songs

  • Four men say they were attacked in Rouen while singing.
  • They suffered facial fractures and filed complaints alleging racist violence.
  • Prosecutors are reviewing footage as local leaders condemn the assault.

Four men in Rouen say a group of attackers beat them after mistaking them for far-right activists while they were singing songs with Catholic overtones. Their account has prompted complaints alleging racist violence and renewed attention to safety and tensions in the city. The men, all around 25,…

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The Beach Boys, the Byrds and Simon & Garfunkel: Neil Peart’s early influences had one man in common

  • Hal Blaine played on many records Peart practised to.
  • Peart’s early influences crossed several pop styles.
  • Blaine’s session work spanned thousands of recordings.

Neil Peart’s early drumming was shaped by a wide range of popular music, not just the rock and progressive bands he admired. He later realised that many of the songs he played along to on the radio featured the same session drummer, Hal Blaine, whose varied work helped…

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Bill Skarsgard Says He’s “Spent” Playing Bad Guys but Would Still Play a James Bond Villain

  • Skarsgård feels “spent” playing villains.
  • He would still consider a one-off James Bond villain role.
  • The search for the next 007 continues.

Bill Skarsgård says he feels “spent” playing villains and is becoming more selective about taking such roles. He would consider one if it felt original, and remains interested in playing a James Bond villain, though he joked that he was never considered for the role of 007. Skarsgård…

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The 42 Best Gifts for All Types of Travelers, From Luxe Flight Essentials to Road Trip Gadgets

  • A 42-item gift guide covers many types of travellers.
  • Picks range from luggage and shoes to skincare and keepsakes.
  • The article discloses that linked purchases may earn commission.

The article presents 42 gift ideas for different kinds of travellers, from frequent flyers and road-trippers to campers and people who enjoy luxury. It focuses on practical and comfort-enhancing products, as well as personal gifts and subscriptions that can evoke favourite destinations. Examples include a $130 Quince carry-on…

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In 2011, Margot Robbie used her real accent onscreen for the last time. 15 years later, she’s scared to try

  • Robbie last used her Australian accent onscreen in 2011.
  • She declined to use it in her latest film.
  • She says accents help her inhabit a character.

Margot Robbie says she is hesitant to act in her Australian accent, despite being invited to use it in Kogonada’s film *A Big Bold Beautiful Journey*. She worries she may have forgotten how, and says accents help her hide within a character. Robbie last used her real accent…

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Missing Teen Saved From Alleged Kidnapper After Seeking Help in Among Us

  • Another Among Us player helped alert the FBI.
  • The teenager was rescued after 521 days.
  • A 39-year-old man was arrested and charged.

A 17-year-old Utah teenager was rescued from an Oregon home after another child she met in Among Us alerted their mother, who contacted the FBI. The case shows how access to an online game helped the teenager seek help when she could not use ordinary phone services. The…

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